Sometimes a visually appealing graphic design image isn’t about ornaments and textures… but about simple shapes and use of negative space.
My final senior portrait was LAST week! Doing it in January was sort of hit or miss in terms of weather but we lucked out! We decided on the Rome Train Station for location but since it was nice out, we took advantage of the weather and did some shots outside. I’ve done a few photos for weddings there but it was nice to really use the natural light to my advantage – one on one.
I did Sierra’s senior pictures in December but since I was running around like a mad man, I waited until tonight to blog about her shoot. Awful, I know!
We did Sierra’s photos at her best friend’s house and luckily for me, her mother is an artist and they had just added an addition to their house for the purpose of using it as a studio. It was a photographer’s dream! Natural light, hardwood floors – it was perfect! There was a mild snowstorm during the session but that didn’t stop us from going outside.
We just had fun with it.
Happy 2011!!! New and exciting things for angela madonia photography!
I recently took the plunge to upgrade my website and I couldn’t be happier with my decision. The template I chose really compliments my logo and ‘look’ Im going for. I die over its simplicity. I also made new business cards and currently in the process of converting one of our rooms into an office/workspace. I re-designed my packages and now offer the option to buy the digital negatives (CD of images) for both weddings and portraits. I’ve also created a “baby’s first year package” which include photos from maternity, newborn, 3 month, 6 month, 9 month and one year old.
Stay tuned for more updates!
Here is the screenshot of my new website in case you haven’t taken a gander. angelamadoniaphotography.com
Poor Stacie was just ICE during her entire senior portrait shoot. You can’t tell from the pictures but she was shivering and her teeth were chattering. She did a phenomenal job, though!! If I didn’t know any better I would have thought these were taken on a comfortable spring day… not the first day of it sleeting/snowing/raining/whatever the weather was doing today. yikes.